JAMMU, Jul 3: The Akhil Bhartiya Dharam Prachar Sewa Samiti, Jammu and Kashmir, continued its annual Bhandara (Langar) for Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra pilgrims at Jammu Railway Station on the second day, serving devotees arriving from across the country with enthusiasm and devotion.
The Samiti has been organising the community kitchen since July 2, 2026, as part of its ongoing commitment to public service. The Langar provides freshly prepared, hygienic and nutritious vegetarian meals round the clock to pilgrims travelling to the holy Amarnath Cave Shrine.
The day’s Bhandara was inaugurated by Shri Shri 108 Mahant Narendra Dass Ji Maharaj of Khatu Shyam Hanuman Dham in the presence of Sunil Sharma, National Coordinator of the Akhil Bhartiya Dharam Prachar Sewa Samiti. Addressing the gathering, Mahant Narendra Dass Ji appreciated the dedication and selfless service of the volunteers who have been serving pilgrims from different parts of India as well as abroad.
Speaking on the occasion, National Coordinator Sunil Sharma said a large number of pilgrims visited the Langar and appreciated the Samiti’s continuous efforts in providing wholesome meals day and night during the Yatra. He said the initiative is being carried out in accordance with the teachings and guidance of Brahmgyani Guruji.
He informed that the Samiti is serving hygienic, nutritious and easily digestible ‘Sattvic Bhojan’ throughout the Yatra period. Special arrangements have also been made for devotees observing fasts on Ekadashi and other important religious occasions, ensuring that their dietary requirements are properly catered to.
Raman Sharma said that under the guidance of Sunil Sharma, a dedicated team of volunteers has been constituted to ensure smooth and uninterrupted service to the pilgrims. He added that Vishal Sharma, Amrit Bhivani and Raman Kumar are actively assisting in the management of the Langar and coordinating volunteer activities.
Among those present during the Bhandara were Ramesh Sharma, Ajay Bhalla, Vikram Sharma, Raja Mankotia, Anil Kumar, Shivam Bakshi, Swatantar Bakshi, Tarachand and several other volunteers and devotees, who participated in the service activities and extended their support to the successful conduct of the Langar.